The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-26

Your Friends---where They are and
What They are Doing.


spent a day here last week.
Sol. Frum talks of going West in
a few weeks on a prospecting tour.
Mr.. Herman G. Stoetzer left last
week to visit his home in Wheeling.
Deputy Collector Mckinney was
here on official business few days
ago
Rev. j. W. Woodruff. of Battelle
district, was in town yesterday on
business.
Cadet Phil A. Sehaeffer went to
his home on Monday for a visit of a
few days.
We acknowledge call from our
old friend Squire 5. 2. Barker a few
days ago.
Frank Sapp is now the gentleman
ly assistant-agent at the B. & o. de-
pot in this place.
Sol" Murphy, of Monongahela
City, is visiting his father, Ed Muir
ply, in this place.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan and family
are visiting their former home in
Beaver county, Pa.
J. NJ. Hagans will go to Union
town tomorrow on legal business as
will also Geo. c. Baker.
DR. W. L. McLane, of West Union,
Doddridge county, was in town for
short time on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Fleming returned
home from Pittsburg on Saturday
and will remain during the winter.
Hon. James Morrow, jr., of Fair
mont, was here on Monday looking
after the interests of some of his eli
ents.
Miss Carrie Hackney, who has
been i'll for two months past, is able
to resume her duties again in the
High School.
Mr.. S. C. Stewart was here for a
short time yesterday evening being
en- route home from a surveying trip
in Clinton district.
Mr.. B. W. Payne the popular and
energetic salesman for Smith, Seltz-
err d Co., Of Philadelphia, was visit
ing his customers here last week.
Miss Lily Hagans will go to
Washington, D. c., on Friday, where
she will attend an art school and
study painting during the winter.
Jos. F. PAUL, Esq, Secretary of
the Peabody Insurance Co., of Wheel
ing was in town last week looking
after the business of his company.
F. W. Reynolds and W. l.. CASTOR,
who are engaged in building the
summer resort on Cheat, were regis
tered at the Wallace house the other
day.
DR.. L. H. Gratigny, of Cincinnati,
is in town. He has formed a part
nership with DR.. j. 2. Fitch and
will, we learn, spend a considerable
part of his time here hereafter.
John W. Lanham, Jesse Shuttles-
worth and Miss Louisa Shuttles-
worth were at Weston last week
where they went to convey an I'M
fortunate young female friend to the
Asylum.
To Sanford Davis, Marshall Mil
Ter, Sheriff Bailey, Raymond Low,
John N. Webb, Marsh Jacobs, Prof.
Reynolds, and score of other, we
are indebted for business favors
since our last issue
Our clever friend, Newt" Smith
and Forney Long, of Mt. Morris,
were in town yesterday evening and
made the New DOMINION a pleasant
business call. They report the oil
boom to be charging in the Mt
Morris region.
L. V. Keck and sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Carlow, left on Monday for Ravenna,
Nebraska, where the latter goes to
join her husband who has settled
there. Lonny will be absent about
ten days. Mrs. Garlow's departure
leaves Mr.. Keck but one member of
his large family, his son and part
ner, L. V. Keck.
Mrs. A. B. Clark left Friday morn
ing for Monongalia county on visit
to her mother, who is dangerously
ill.-Buckhonnon Delta.
The following four personal items
are from the Kingwood Journal:
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGrew re-
turned on last Friday from their
visit to their son, the Rev. George
H. McGrew, at Meriden, Conn.
Col. r. W. Monroe left on Monday
morning for Romney, Hampshire
county, where he will locate for the
practice of the law. We are sorry
to lose the genial Colonel, and wish
him success.
The Rev. L. W. Chidister and
wife and the Rev. F. G. w. Ford and
wife, of Monongalia county, passed
through town on Monday on their
way to visit friends at Albrights-
vile and in Pleasant and Grant dis
tricts.
Frank Woods, Esq, of Grafton,
chairman of the Executive Commit
tee of the State Sunday School As
sociation, is about to remove from
the State in the hope of finding a
climate more favorable to his health.